$29.96
Acrylic Crook in Golden Beige
An elegant, contemporary cane with a smooth, acrylic crook handle in a very attractive golden-beige color. The shaft is brown beech wood and is fit...
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Crook or Tourist Handle Walking Canes
Crook Handle Walking Canes
Crook handles are referred to as J handles or Tourist Handles and are widely regarded as the pioneer of all handle designs, perhaps the first handle that engaged mass popularity. A simple handle with an elaborate curve, crook canes are also referred to as Shepherd’s Cane—because of the design’s similarity to a shepherd’s crook. These are among the easiest canes to grip, handle and carry—making them popular among women too.
Applications of Crook Walking Canes
Crook handle canes have multiple applications with limited usage as a purely fashion accessory. For many, these are basic canes with a rustic aura. Their range of use is miscellaneous, extending from pulling down branches of trees to a basic tool for self-defense! These are the safest gifting option if you want to present a walking cane but aren’t sure about preferences of the individual. Crook handle walking canes are often misinterpreted as hiking sticks too. This is because of their widespread presence and common use as a hiking walking support.
Explore the Widest Range of Crook Canes
Our range of walking canes in crook handle present a vast selection. This includes canes made from different materials, i.e. apart from the conventional hardwood canes. Bamboo walking canes and those made from acrylic and Lucite are the two, most demanded crook handle canes on our online store. The premium selection in this segment includes canes made from premium hardwoods like Chestnut & Walnut. You can also find crook wooden canes where the shaft comes with a natural presentation, i.e. with slights twists and bends. For people who have an active lifestyle, we have a selection of folding canes too. Ergonomically designed for people on-the-go, these canes are ideal for folks who have space issues and need an easy-to-pack, compact cane. Other options include crook handles made from sapele wood and those made from shanks of seasoned common woods.
Crook handles are referred to as J handles or Tourist Handles and are widely regarded as the pioneer of all handle designs, perhaps the first handle that engaged mass popularity. A simple handle with an elaborate curve, crook canes are also referred to as Shepherd’s Cane—because of the design’s similarity to a shepherd’s crook. These are among the easiest canes to grip, handle and carry—making them popular among women too.
Applications of Crook Walking Canes
Crook handle canes have multiple applications with limited usage as a purely fashion accessory. For many, these are basic canes with a rustic aura. Their range of use is miscellaneous, extending from pulling down branches of trees to a basic tool for self-defense! These are the safest gifting option if you want to present a walking cane but aren’t sure about preferences of the individual. Crook handle walking canes are often misinterpreted as hiking sticks too. This is because of their widespread presence and common use as a hiking walking support.
Explore the Widest Range of Crook Canes
Our range of walking canes in crook handle present a vast selection. This includes canes made from different materials, i.e. apart from the conventional hardwood canes. Bamboo walking canes and those made from acrylic and Lucite are the two, most demanded crook handle canes on our online store. The premium selection in this segment includes canes made from premium hardwoods like Chestnut & Walnut. You can also find crook wooden canes where the shaft comes with a natural presentation, i.e. with slights twists and bends. For people who have an active lifestyle, we have a selection of folding canes too. Ergonomically designed for people on-the-go, these canes are ideal for folks who have space issues and need an easy-to-pack, compact cane. Other options include crook handles made from sapele wood and those made from shanks of seasoned common woods.